Next-gen interoperability arrives for Cosmos and Ethereum
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The Cosmos ecosystem is set to transform blockchain interoperability with IBC Eureka, the upgrade to its Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) protocol. The first transaction between Cosmos Hub (ATOM) and Ethereum was successfully made on Friday, March 28, with potential implications for the user and developer experience in web3.
Magnas Mareneck, co-CEO at the newly-formed Interchain Labs, commented:
“EUREKA! Cosmos Hub MAINNET has now sent its first live IBC transaction to Ethereum… and back! The content: 1 $ATOM. The message: i love cosmos”
Barry Plunkett, co-CEO of Interchain Labs, posted:
“First ethereum, then the world. Over the rest of the year, we’re going to expand the newer, much simpler IBC protocol across all of crypto”
IBC Eureka seeks to introduce significant improvements to IBC, including faster transactions, improved security, and expanded compatibility with non-Cosmos networks like Ethereum and Solana.
IBC Eureka lowers technical barriers for developers
By simplifying IBC implementation and optimizing packet relay processes, Eureka lowers technical barriers for developers, enabling seamless integration of new chains and fostering broader adoption of cross-chain applications.
The upgrade also introduces middleware functionality, allowing developers to extend IBC’s capabilities without altering its core protocol, paving the way for innovative use cases across decentralized finance (DeFi) and interchain ecosystems.
The first direct IBC transaction between Cosmos Hub and Ethereum demonstrates the protocol’s ability to connect independent blockchains natively, unlocking new possibilities for asset transfers and data sharing across diverse networks.
The integration of Ethereum into Cosmos via IBC could significantly revitalize DeFi applications by enabling the fluid movement of assets and creating sophisticated financial products.
As Cosmos works to establish IBC as the universal standard for blockchain communication, the Eureka upgrade may serve to bolster flailing sentiment in the Cosmos ecosystem. Despite its native ATOM token trading ~90% below its all-time high, community sentiment was 78% bullish upon the news.
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Next-gen interoperability arrives for Cosmos and Ethereum
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The Cosmos ecosystem is set to transform blockchain interoperability with IBC Eureka, the upgrade to its Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) protocol. The first transaction between Cosmos Hub (ATOM) and Ethereum was successfully made on Friday, March 28, with potential implications for the user and developer experience in web3.
Magnas Mareneck, co-CEO at the newly-formed Interchain Labs, commented:
“EUREKA! Cosmos Hub MAINNET has now sent its first live IBC transaction to Ethereum… and back! The content: 1 $ATOM. The message: i love cosmos”
Barry Plunkett, co-CEO of Interchain Labs, posted:
“First ethereum, then the world. Over the rest of the year, we’re going to expand the newer, much simpler IBC protocol across all of crypto”
IBC Eureka seeks to introduce significant improvements to IBC, including faster transactions, improved security, and expanded compatibility with non-Cosmos networks like Ethereum and Solana.
IBC Eureka lowers technical barriers for developers
By simplifying IBC implementation and optimizing packet relay processes, Eureka lowers technical barriers for developers, enabling seamless integration of new chains and fostering broader adoption of cross-chain applications.
The upgrade also introduces middleware functionality, allowing developers to extend IBC’s capabilities without altering its core protocol, paving the way for innovative use cases across decentralized finance (DeFi) and interchain ecosystems.
The first direct IBC transaction between Cosmos Hub and Ethereum demonstrates the protocol’s ability to connect independent blockchains natively, unlocking new possibilities for asset transfers and data sharing across diverse networks.
The integration of Ethereum into Cosmos via IBC could significantly revitalize DeFi applications by enabling the fluid movement of assets and creating sophisticated financial products.
As Cosmos works to establish IBC as the universal standard for blockchain communication, the Eureka upgrade may serve to bolster flailing sentiment in the Cosmos ecosystem. Despite its native ATOM token trading ~90% below its all-time high, community sentiment was 78% bullish upon the news.
The post Next-gen interoperability arrives for Cosmos and Ethereum appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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